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SHAYMEN HEED JINX RETURNS

SHAYMEN HEED

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 0

FC HALIFAX TOWN 2

Thompson-Sommers 35, Alli 70

KANE’S SO ABLE: Kane Thompson-Sommers wheels away after firing FC Halifax Town in front
PICTURE: Charlie Waugh

GATESHEAD have never beaten FC Halifax Town since the Shaymen reformed 15 years ago, a run that stretched to 17 games following this latest false dawn.
The Heed were unable to avenge a 1-0 FA Trophy final defeat against Town in May as the National League’s second highest scorers hit the buffers against the division’s meanest defence.
It was a fifth consecutive game again...

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